GAA tweets of the week

Admission prices and experimental rules were hot topics of debate on twitter in recent days...

Anyone complaining about price of GAA tickets jog on..as a whole the GAA is still largely undervalued by any comparison. Eg. Will cost you €36 to watch a Munster (less Irish players) take on Zibre in March..Will cost me €15 to watch Mon v Dub next weekend!!!! 🤔🤔

This is very disappointing by the @officialgaa. Turning supporters away from going to games. Throw on an extra concert in Pairc Uí Caomh to make up the revenues. Hitting the epicentre of the GAA which is the supporters.

Huge turn out & lively contest in Armagh. For all the complaining that’s been done about the new rules. The offensive mark could be hugely beneficial late on to close out games if teams keep a decent attacking shape & trust their foot passing ability. pic.twitter.com/Gm9G3TunTV

Common sense prevails great credit due to @officialgaa for listening to comments from managers/coaches etc on Hand pass rule, in future when trialing rules -1 @ a time best way forward -personally would like 2c no return of ball after half way line crossed .#gaa#fbd#fbdfinal

Devastated is an understatement today,keyboard warriors will have a field day but very proud of what our club has achieved in the last year. Mistakes happen and unfortunately I hold my hand up today but the head will be kept up.Wishing @NaomhEannaCLG the best of luck. #FósBródúil

2019 O’Bryne Cup Champions!!!!
Killian Daly picks up the trophy for the 4th time in our history and our 1st in 31 years.
Man of the match Ger Egan starred with 1-5 as we ran out 5 point winners away to Dublin.
Well done to all on a great performance!!!#iarmhiabu#westmeathgaapic.twitter.com/0zZK7Oh2xb

Brilliant win for @ShaneLowryGolf who is back where he belongs in the World top 50. Class act who never forgets his family or roots when interviewed. Also great man to support Offaly GAA & needy causes in a quiet way. #gent